OL. XLVIL,

  

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“BEIRUT, me
Fuad‘. Shehab~ “wants:

  

United:

anon,:* but’

     
   
   
     
     
   
     
  
 

“them: here ‘unitil : his” term. ends.
Sept. 23,
-“Shehab.

 

 

‘sald Monday"

aims.” The:

 

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...policy “of?

Heébanon's | Arab: neighbors. 4 oe,
Chamoun, -- . the “pro-Western

" president’. who = ‘asked Washing-
ton: to. send” the troops: three
“weeks * ago, said: 1 “won't. ask:
the marines’ to‘ leave.” ‘He has]
“resected: rebel demands that he |:
Step aside. early -for: Shehab.

Pr sidentelect
States. troops’ ‘to get out of Leb-|

‘President. ‘ Camille}
- Chamoun: is determined. to keep |

‘that

@ithdrawal of the:13,000-Amer-|
{can soldiers. ' cand: ‘marines "is
“foremost. : among: “our: national |
nee

“day: indicated : that. ‘he. d Thurs al
neutrality” ‘toward. the}
‘big. power and: friendship * with

“PROUD OWNER ofa. new

 

“tured Friday night.in.the. Navy. Drill -Hall. Pete
“prize in the children’s: fishing. derby held, Jul

-Kindly vein’ on‘such:a cha

 

“Chamoun also said he will rep-.
‘resent: ‘Lebanon : ‘at any. summit!:
conference’
_ Eastern, leaders: are” invited.

“4 Leaders, ‘of the. three- month o
- Febellion against: ‘Chamoun: say}>
: the now-smouldering. ‘strife will ms
‘Mame. anew. if. he tries. to. .rep- ele

“a-seven-pound: Tommy Cod. Making. the ‘pre Se is” oto. | d

-Wondga, derby : supervisor,

 

 

SWEDISHE HRAUTY — Ingrid

~Goude, who holds the title of

Miss Sweden, was caught by

the photographer at Idlewild

Alrport in New York — before

. boarding an American Airlines
pane to the West Const.

B.C. ROUNDUP ROUNDUP.

_ Jay

Bs decide this week on the’date for

actual Jaunching effort.

  
    
   
       
   
     
     
   
       
       
    
    
      
     
   
     
 
   
   
   
    
      
 
     
     
     
    
    
  
 

to which’ Middle pe

| could come as “early as next

- Johnson told a reporter that~

‘the defence department hopes to

the first lunar attempt,.and that
the date will be. decided . upon
about five days'in advance of the

This would conform closely
with. estimates’ of persons close
to the lunar program that the
earliest Inunching date under
consideration was Aug: 15, and
thai the most likely dates would
be Aug. 17-19. °
SEEK PICTURES

A major goal of the attempt is
to get pictures of the hidden side
of the moon-—-not to ‘hit the
moon itself,

Johnson said that if the shot
is completely successful, the sat-
ellite will orbit several © times
around the moon. But he empha-
sized that many things could
prevent success of this first ex-
perimental shot.

Johnson also disclosed for the
first. Lime that the Junar satellite
probably will be cylindrical in
shape. With its Instruments it
would welgh 50 to 60 pounds, but
iis final design was “still Mluld,"

Soveral Junar sateliites: have
been bullt at the naval test cen-
tre, Tnyokern, Caly,, of various
shapes and designs, “and we'll
take one off Lhe shelf,’

USE THOR, VANGUARD

 

 

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VANCOUVER Qe Mederma me-
dintay Hrie G. ‘Taylor w will meat

wibh inion and manngement of-
Notts In Vaneouver today inan
abhompt to negotiate the OPR
const staunviblp dlapite,

Mr. Taylor will moat will the
Marine Mnrineors and the Cana-
din Moarehant Aerv leo Chill at
Hp. Lartor in the diy, he will| W
Dring the two unions and Lhe
Gt Lopebher for inlka,

4 Ahn Te meatings ne seheduled
Wednoxday holwoon the OPR ane

ra eed

aoa eee 0 eewsyen

DRUGS LTD.
DIAL”

 

 

 

Tho Jaunching rocket will con-
slat oF n ‘Thor jinter medintonr TUYZO

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lor re-opens C

the Bonturony Tnternational Un-
{on,

NiuWLSON, BU, “Qe Mayor m 4,
Shorthause, Mondny night Hu
geatod reeistuation of Jocnl rest.
donts and institution of a curfew
ta Indignation Incroasad over the
selling. of four fires Biunday

whieh lournad 600 acres of timbar
In this arog:

"Wo nro aufforing from ny
stertany,” and tho mayor, who
rdcded thie he ts maved, theo lad-
oral government has not boon ro-
quosted to holp loanl authoritdas
in fighting torrorlam in KOMEN»
enstorn B.O,

RUVERSTONN, WO, Qh m= A.
Groyhowid bis carvylng sane
(iy pion gors failed to make a
aharp turn oon the Why Word
Wahway,, Monday wd plungnd
ovor ni VWe=food onbankinvond,
One min wan killed and 18

‘and third

 

  
 

week.

‘ton; owas. remanded un il.

when: a manmptakes. the law. in-his

city. without having to
vith: ‘this. sort of violence:

 

‘The wilt’ re-appear. th
-Kenneth- Grandiso

13 when ‘he. ‘pléaded’ guilt;

 

¥ wr

ballistic missile, and’ the second
stages* ‘of the Vanguard
satellite: rocket. The third stage,
however, is of a hitherto-untried
solid-propellant-.-design,' more
powerful than the third stages of
the Vanguard rockets’ fired . ‘to
date.

The satellite, ‘housed: “the
nose cone of the final stage, will
contain a television scanning de-
vice with a gyroscope to keep it
aimed constantly. at the moon.

Johnson said: that within six
minutes after. the launching at
Cape Canaveral, Fla,, ‘we should
know whether all the stages have
fived suecessfully,

“Within 90 minutes .we will
know whether everything Is on
course, Bub then we will have to
wait.2% dfiys for the rocket to
reach the moon—if! it goes that

far.”
rececsencccovcessoeresreses es ese

Living costs
make big drop

OTTAWA ch ~~ Living costs
made thelr biggest drop in 30
months during June, with the
consumer price Index declining
by two-fifthy of a point to
247 on July U from 125,10 on
June t, the bureau of atatlstios
reported today. .

 

and: obstructing a police officer
in. the execution of his duty...
Two men, Ralph Moore.’ ‘and
‘Robert Brown, are in “good con-}.
dition” ‘in hospital. They. are
charged with being’ ‘members of
an unlawful assembly.

RCMP Constable R. 7. Sher-
wood was released. from hospital
at noon yesterday after recelv-

Maggie Good and. Irene
Grandison, wives of -Barney
Good and Kenneth Grandison,
pleaded guilty to causing a. dis-
turbance by fighting and wore
fined, $50 each, costs, or: in de-
fault of payment sentenced to
one month in jail. -

Mr. Brown said. that the pole.
lee’ spotted Irene Grandlson,
Magele Good .and Kenneth
Grandison, fighting on the cor-
ner of Sixth Strect and Third
Avenue,

Police had put Kenneth
Grandison and Magegle Good.
Into the van and were procecd-
ing to arrest Irene Grandison
when they wore attacked by
CGvood, Mr. Brown said.

As this was happening Walter
Grandison who was placed une
dor arrest at the same time
asthe others, escaped from cus-
tocly. °

 

 

 

ee POTIITTIOTTE sachet tatatlardadaced oe

[pcm ter sanemen

R strike talks

Immodiately nftor votlng My.}

Iiled was Charles Hobday, 60,
of Diupin, Man, Ho waa ¢ travel
Ing ina rear sont with his wife,

Names of tha Injured were nob
relonxed, A fow auffored brokon
bones but none was belleved tn
critical conditlon,

VANCOUVER @-LOlly medical
houlth officer yr, Stownrt Mur-
riy Monday warned eliidron and
adults to refrain from handling
slake of injured lvts,

Wo and a mbloreinfocted: ab
has boon recolved nt UBC from
the Okanngan cdlatrict, tho | flat
auch onse roported this yorr,

“No humans have beon infqat-
od bu, aan Howld not olileyory
and othora should nob handle}
bata," ho and, oe.

VANCOUVER. ()-—Parks bonrd
Monday gnve = atporintondont
Phillip Stroyan authority to close
alty ponchos “on the ndvico of

 

Remanded. until "August 8 and

Stroyin's authority, they prased.
i sorond resolution “urging city

councll to press for tho ostablish- oy .

Mont of proporsowago disposal

in order to romovo tho. contime |:

Ination of our beaches,”

“The motion was miudo by Com-
nilsnionor FW. Drow Pritt,.
siuld ho did not want the people
to got tho Idew that the parks

had bo be closed.

VANCOUVER «Police anid nN
man wha plondad guilty to three
bronk-ina herve alatned Monday
ho had committed 906 bronk-tnw
In Cltlod noross Canadn,

~Mavool. Rehard Du abt, 20),
Wha Yomandod ona wook for sol
tence while pollow chock Ils
dlolaims, Among the cltles in}
which Duquette sald he commit}
tod. . brenk«Ins — wore: Prince
Coorgo, B.C, Bault

 

Ing treatment for a broken nose.

= charges” OY Causing a disturparyce 7

who |:

bond was to blaine If benahoi}

 

 

 

othor porwow wero hurt,

the alty modijoat b houth oftloor,"

ran Ga
Bo, Mor Jo, Ont, and ult, Ont, .

ident,

VANCOUVER: (cP—The ‘Inter-
‘national’ Woodworkers of: Amer-
ica has indicated. it. will not
call. a strike of coast’ woodwork-
ers during mediation.

A special. cunefrence .of 102
delegates from IWA locals Sun-
day’ laid down the union's pol-
icy in its wage dispute with 150
const operators. . ;
Joe-Morris, IWA district pres-
“consideration
steps to take strike ‘action...
was ‘left in the hands of the
district policy committce awnil-
ing the outcome of the pending
meditation.”

said

 

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No te
during? |r in
mediation — cial renin: aa the provi

school at New. Denver. be. released |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

    

erty and ‘contribute towatds he}
St taplishi heit

 

inimedia tely’ #50 that they.can’be
prepared. for. the leave- taking, ”
The statey ment . said: the . ‘Sons
will pledge, in’ ‘return | ‘to pool : ‘all
assets for’establishment. of. their}.
‘community in, Russia, assist any,
cenimission: appointed to’ asSCss
payments’ to' be: made, negotiate
sincerely: and -renounce all claim
to Canndian’ citizenship.

Tho declaration: was issued. by
the Fra ternal Council of the Un-
jon of Christian Communities

and Brotherhood ' of Reformed |
Doukhohors following. a meeting |
Sunday atthe Freedomite sottle~ |.
ment of restora, BC.”

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a’ ron

‘mor wi Ni THMOVE—A alght catoulnted to make tho’

. Woad of orate Inhobitants run cold,

a'flont: carrylig’ tho, logan

dary “Toraaque” monator rolls through tho atrents of: Tarnacon,

‘Yeanoo. Tho monator

 

Whono Rivor,

is supposed to havo haunted: Mie nonrby,

 

 

     
     
   
   
    
  
     
   

thence’ by trans-Siberiai
‘road to Barnaul, ¢ldsést’tow
the’ ‘site. selected for, the
ment.” o ,

  
 
 

“attorney-Ceneral Robert ‘Bon- fe

ner said.Monday night; the: BC:
gavernment . will

sald it hag already indicated will-|.

. ingness: to’ co-operate | with ‘any | B
move by the Sons - to. leave. the i

 

give: “careful “ |
‘consideration:to the document.as: re :

     
     
    
   
  
   
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
   
 
 
 
       
 
     
   
    
   

 
 
 
  
 
  

 

   

 
      

 

    
  

 
 

 
   

  

 

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| awort. revenge, *

“U p until the much srl rainfall of the
days Prince: Rupert. has only; had 387 inches of :
the first seven months of this year...

 

T eamsters

blamed — ‘

 

PONTIAC, Mich. (MAN | OX«
convict business agent,-for tho,
Internation ‘Brothorhood: .
Toeamstrea has. blamad. unton
businoss for his torjure-burning
by two unknown gunmen, His
unelo, also an ex-convict and
a formor: tonmators: official, hag.

Wrank.. Klordort, his’ body
eharrad . from noarly ‘head to}
foot, “wuld he wana lured | from
his. home carly Monday and.
driven to a lonely woods whore
iis andlatic captors poured an
inflammable Nquid on htm and
lanited Jt, > 4

Through. swollen, blackoned
Ups. he ‘told Georgo I. Taylor,
naatalant county prosecutor, that}.
ho didn't know who the, mon
wore or, why they burned him,
But ho added that ho wna pone |
itive the non-fatal: buming

 

was |1 sone Woy connected with

“12.78 ‘Inchos of rain ricordeda

‘for. torture: oy

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7" wate : os

Tho month. of, ‘July: She.
| sunshing’ ecard dis cue with
107 hours tocordod:. awd ¥~

  

laurel Indio station,: ueby
‘Jura was the month: tite 're .
corded ‘tha loast amount ofrdlne :
fall precipitation: Son ai 18: irghen, : ae
ut July cane secor (ion) a

‘The maxinuns “‘vyoragd' a :
perature “recorded: for | ‘TU, Wa
85,7 and the minimum moses:
62. ay ys 1 ° aaaee os “
Phe ayorare monthly tcnitord-
ture wis 60,023, dogroas, tang ;
cay lad“hor hottest
uly aU tt. 10,2 geqrecy and tia
coldest: day: on: July:
tant DOLLA, ‘of .47,85: . ae i.
Thots.woro Ut, pane of an neues
nble raciplbatbony et

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